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Seriously J&J? Lack of Top Down Commitment to Quality is Expensive

J&J pulls 12 million Motrin bottles from shelves

Wed Dec 21, 2011 8:20pm EST

The coated caplets may not dissolve as quickly as intended when they near their expiration dates, the company found when testing product samples, according to a statement posted Wednesday on a website of J&J’s McNeil Consumer Healthcare Division.

“There is no safety concern if consumers continue taking the product in accordance with its label; however, it is possible there may be a delay in experiencing relief,” the statement said.

Bonnie Jacobs, a J&J spokeswoman, told Reuters the company is not asking consumers to return the caplets. The bottles were distributed in the United States, Puerto Rico, Bahamas, Fiji, Belize, St. Lucia and Jamaica.

Three McNeil manufacturing plants have been under stepped-up U.S. government supervision since March following a rash of consumer product recalls.